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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-03-10
A VALENTINE.

VT could bring the brightest gems
Froun Natures richest treasure mine
nisfaond. ruby and amethyst,
Shining pearls that the waves have kissed
"a string them In one radiant twist
10 make my love Valentine.
n could find the rarest flowers
T'hat over all the wide world shine
The edeIweiss, with true love power,
The aloe and the spirit flower
"a muck them all in one glad hour
10 mako my love Valentine.
II Icouid catch the f1eeting beams
or bright Aurora'srays divine,
And keep the gleam of sunset skies,
And hold the rainbowss wondrous dyes,
I'd take the glow that in them lies
To paint my love Valentine.
n could chain the lightning's flash
And spin it in q golden line,
And keep the starry fakes OF snow,
I'd bind them with the lightning so
That frost and fire should blend and glow
10 make my love Valentine.
BIT since these wishes may not be,
And nothing rich or rare is mine,
Except my heart and love so true,
This painted flower Of dainty blue
Shall bear them, with the wish that you
win always be my Valentine.
N. Y. Independent
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-03-10
PuNeENT PARAGRAPHS.

If every man was as big as he feels
there wouldn't be standing-room in
this country.
One of the queer things of life Is
that the man who knows it all seldom
can tell any of it to anybody's satisfac-
tion.-r1ournGl of Education.
-Patient-"Why do You watch the
thermometer on the wall so closely?"
Nurse because the doctor said If the
temperature riz, / should give you the
quinine.'
When you ask railroad official at
what time train Starts or arrives and
he happens to know. you may put it
down as a genuine railroad accident. =
Pack.
The Earth is the name OF q monthly
journal just started in New York. 1t
ought to have large circulation, as
there are thousands that '.want the
earth. u Chicago journal. IS i
"A New York exchange tells the
story Of tragedy under the startling
headline: .Found Hanging by His
Wife, But where should married men
be found, if not hanging by their wiyes9
Boston Transcript.
II am now preparing poem entitled
1.-THE Umbrella. 1t is a dainty little
bit of verse, and my. hired man thinks
it is gem. Icalled it THE Umbrella
SO that it would not be returned. Bill
Nye.
-Spriggs-'How much older is your
sister than you, Johnnyp" JOHNNY
dunno. Maud uster be twenty-five
years, then she was twenty, and now
she amt only eighteen. / guess we'I
soon be twins. y
why are poets called bardsP'
asked McSwilligen "Really, / don't
know why, 2 replied Squildig; do youp'
Il think it is because their productions
are so often barred out of the papers.
Pitts5m,yh Chronicle.
-"Joe, what do you think Of the
brain-food theoIyW .Bill, / think
theresa good deal in i" SO do l.
am going to eat more fish and oysters.
They're plenty That's 50, Bill But
where do you propose to get the
brains? Havper's Bazar.
The number of newspapers printed
in this country is 1896. II a man does
a praiseworthy act, only II out OF the
1896 hear of it. If he gets mixed up
in piece of scandal, only IL out of the
| l3, ,496 don't hear Of it. M y Graphic.
-.I suppose you have had many
prominent men for patients, said q
gentleman to dentist. 20, yes; and
| / have found that their tongues, in
| most cases, resemble their teeth. = sIll
what respectp'' Because they have
been stopped by gold. ."-Chsca0o Jour.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-03-10

The Queen of Greece takes her air.
ings in carriage for which she paid
five thousand dollars. 1t was built for
the triumphal entry of the Comte de
Chambord into Paris, which never took
place, ewing to circumstances over
which the Comte had DO control.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-03-10

-E. Cooper, of Santa Barbara, has
proved that olive culture can be made
to pay in California. He has grove
of six thousand trees, which yearly
yield fifty thousand bottles of excellent
oil, which he sells for one dollar bottle
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-03-10

-Shoe-pegs require 100000 cords of
timber annually in their manufacture;
matches, 100000; lasts and boot trees,
100000. All this is of the most superior
quality, straight grained, and clear of
knots and gnalls. To raise the tele-
graph poles of the country required
100000 trees, and 300,0 more are re-
quired for annual repair. The railway
ties of the country annually consume
$4,000 acres of timber at least thirty
years old, and the fencing of railways
represents $45, 200, 600. and the annual
repair $15,000.0 600. These are but a
moiety of what is required of our. forest
supply. The burning of brick alone
requires 100000 cords of wood an
nually.-N Y. Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-03-10

Prof. Ordway recommends that
water pipes exposed to freezing be COW
cred with glazed cotton batting. It is
easily applied. and should be put on to
the thickness of one to three inches, ac-
cording to exposure being wound
around loosely with twine. 7. Sun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
THR TURF.

Captain Brown values TroubsdOuF ct
$1,000.
Nearly 100 horses left Chicago fer
Saratoga.
In Eve races the great colt Hanover
Won f2S, 900.
Matinee trots have been started at
Beacon Park.
The tEsttins driver, Marvin, is laid up
in California With thumb nearly Bit
ten of By horse.
The American Derby at ChioaRo vas
worth 9l3.690 20 Me-. J. d. Mccarthy,
owner OF @. II. Todd.
All the stakes Of the Chicago meeting,
and qaite q number OF tbs purse events.
we're Won by cDlore1 riders.
A uaatch viii Be made before The SEA
sou is over between tue great troiters
Cling done aud Harry Wilkes.
Philadelphia leads eli other cities In
the world 10 the number OF trottin2
tracks. having no less than ava
PEneoast bFoashs g.. 900 under shs
hammer last year, and will have paid
Tor himself In tive seAsous at tie stud.
Turfmen in The West are raising g
sabslAusial parls for the widow Of the
jockey Joe Harris, wbO vas killed last
week.
RANGING racas a. Boston h the latest
thing on the carpet dawa East. A meet
Ing Is announced FOR September 5;h and
9.h a; Mystic Park.
Il i believed hV sOne white. haired
suTfnsn that lie Bard will prove 10 be
: better ssslliou than bis gFea. sire
Lsnzfellow.
UnaeE The Illinois aHt-po0l ssIlina
Law gambling a. fair eronnds On horse
races Is PFahihited, IS we'll - 81 regular
trottins meetinEs.
TIE fastest mite Alsd $. has ben
permitted to trot this season IA 2;lss<
and the fastest quarter 81 sssonda. Her
prepaFAiieu keean Dissertation Day,
MAY S1sh.
". @. Fran,e, the extensive irottinZ
here hrsedsF ana former oWaag OF
Harry wilkes, hiss bouxht the BAY tFos-
tina uaArs Maggie Prescott. 3 yssrs old,
hy jim MusFos. dan l. ara LogAn, by
AmsEi AZ Cav. for SetC&
Ios Day defeated Ton Rogers. Pho,
bav aud y iiy Ezsson IN TIE sis class
g. rs; SAsiaAs, Mish. LAST week, sFpl.
ti1a ale shE-s WinR-ns hsats il sz9i
2s2lA EN- LyCn W. ven tae ss1ss
c,Ass es;siaR mara q an
The eky hofss western Pafhan3er,
wkieh ohtttued 4 rsnard % s..Sa Csd4r
R4qi2s. Ia. ca Jane 3. bad his le0
bseksu 10 3 Fsee ~ AsFshaIltovn. Ia.
TIE follcwinR week Every taaFs yes
2Aae 20 save The hosss's life. bat - 10
avail. a. be died iass week Western
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

ssom Henzy Hsnesman. e eioek1sn.
VITA refsseaso - . nEatsn - Seeli..
Rstszeun b Always Eaady g ma1o :
match wifh any oaEalu4a h O4ntotnl-
On any fair esunss fer any sn@ fron.
80 10 ei000 and ths ehanpin11Atp o.
the Paet6e Coaak
AgrnaRensnts havs hssn made for %
inseFnafionaI single ssnli raos nt OsSe-
30 RaIis. scar Falion. r. Z. y kuzass.
The distances VII be three niles. 1ee
wiuneF wiz take TIE championship meo-
Il, E1d there I'll Be Ne mo1sy prizss
Ths followi1Q have 90 fax enlerec'
0eoERs BzbsAx, }. TesmeE, Charlss =
Courtney. Aiberf HsnD, Wali1ee kosA
0ssEgs n. HesmeE, and p. Cozley.
Ths raes fer ths Ohild's Cap. Which
vas pssfponed tiil guiy II. 0wilR g ~
iiIneas Of oua Of the CREW Of toe IN
Vegslty Of Pennsylvania, vas loss y
the Latter BIZ defanli. Thay were an.
able 70 put . aabslituts IN The plaee q
the eick mas, ard The Faes was tnefe'
fore not xowed aa al, the ereW fcH<sl.'
lnR Tie Sup without requiring TIE eoE'
nisa University 10 60 fhrqnRh tae ter
mality Of rowing over the coarse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

RabeAr. the Eagli.a s,ulisT, u some
thing az = baEss as veil.
SIR Donald saith has given 5000
eaalIssge cup 10 Ihs wEnalpex Rowing
Clae.
The Casa5ian Association % Ana
tear OArsrpes. hold their eighth Gnanai
regatta ~ otsasA, On Saturday next.
william O'Csacnr. Of Toronto. has
ehallssgea Bah@ar 10 row thrss miles
sas Sso0 . siie sn1 vii give 90 take S55
exp.nsSA
HsrlAH EnA BaheAr are 90 ths cuts,
ana ID r. noe stated thai The Pair will
nes vtsst AnssrAllA together, - tsey h4d
iate0asG-
TAs RsAlisx Boat Cab has arranged
regatta fof August ilth. Cabs az
HarsitearR Asd WiimtnEton have a.
reAdy promised t3partiipate.
ID Marpsy. % -. pSal, hes issasl
a saAllraCs 20 ro2 Charles daadauF At
Lake Mi1r-tarkk Aao1t AaEEsi I, Cor
tee haH3ss3 aai afsy 3ausss a SIDE,
lal.R Tssmsf tlas ispaste3 40 With
he Tssf. F'sraf assf F4rHs, % sNhe =
uasish ssth - Harlan feF q thres uaiie
siaGie seal rse q - ruwId Ia Aakna.
Wa UConEes. ne Tcgouto seallsE,
hss e. siieE eet q sorEa RaheAf, chsm.
PISA earsaaka of EAST 2aa. 10 rae him
teres q les With q tara foF $50 q s3s,
stviEg % tAkirz SIS Toe sHgsrsss.
HsuFy Pssersoa Il aHxious &C. hear
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

shamplan kssvy-ussahi. alovEis ~
ina wDxk neax C1icsRo.
Tca Wan, Ghs Eneiirh zfddle- wsleht.
- i@asd . e1alisnRs g 1anl Aem
Les. IL ehamptou q Australia fer
from 500 % 600 . aidss o. any man -
E1glAud en- be eescmUod4led-
Honmy Miller, e Omahs. fsalheE-
weiRht, kas forwarded ar1ieles 30 lin
neaposis 10 Tommy WGxrsa fer bard
RIeSs eqht for AGO 9 side. 70 take place
yithin shirty miles u Omaha IN three
Artieiss foE q prfss azht between
Jeccb kiiAfn of Amekiea, and Sen
enifh o. Eaaiana, wsss Sired h Lon-
don On Tuesday. Tbs 6ghs VII taxa
psaaa 100 niles from MadEid, IN Spain,
o. January sa. 1858.
John p. Cisw challenges shy 10
poand man Ia AmsKi1A 10 hGbt % . M
lsh, tee winner % The Casdi4-killsn
naks prsfsrssd, also Mitchell, Glover,
Neian, Jack Rsii, DsDpssY and Oenlsy,
he Ifhtsa giant.
The date of the John L Sullivan tes-
timoninl and championship bell pre-
sentation &c the Bsston Theaaex is nov
sst for Auaust SIN. Mr.. sullivan i
makinR his home IN South Boston with
Richard GookfD, Of the 9ookin broth
err the oaRsmen-
Jem Smith says that pFizs hghtnR
one Of thoae thinQs one can't affoga TO
fool With, and the man VITO ts-aps 70 20
careless ought 10 say cut Of TIE ring
aitoReshef. No man vii ever Get the
- - II 4rut
10 business. II I we're 10 Be mafehed
moral certainty, and lick him easy,
should train iust 80 hssd and heht him
jual e. strong and last ~ carefully 81 II
be vas Sullivan himself.
Rurke has q record that makes bin
worthy 10 inset Ryan. 10 Jane, lse5s
be fought Eve rounds With Sullivan. He
fought i've rounds With Kilrain ct Bos-
ton, resulting In q draw. He e1es1n-
tered Mitchell four times; beat Aft.
0reendeld twice 10 OAieaRo; knocked
suf Mike ClsaFy In eight minutes IN
Chicaeo; whipped Frank Glover vi b
one hand; beat Capt. Dalton 10 I've
rounds, and fought Jack Dempsey, which
vas decided draw after ten rounds
Wm. MeGale, Of Providence, X. l..
has written this latter 70 the SsA; 81
noticed In yesterdays Sun an aFtiols
vhich leads me to beiisye thai Jack
Dempsey has my belt, which be stole In
iast the same manner as Holske stole
HcAuIiffe's. 10 order 10 regain the belt
gill fight the three Of them. making
one eight Of u, With one minute rest
after ! whip each man. To shoW l
mean business, will post $1,000 at the
Hoffman House, 15s Broad street, PrOvi-
dencs, X. l."
With reference 10 the boxing match
that viii take place September 18Th, 10
san Francisco. between Paddy Ryan
and Jack Burke, u may be added that
the gloves are 20 be the smallest. Capt.
Douglass will allow, which means six
ounce gloves, and The meeting will
probably take placs In the Grand opera
house. Bosks will 90 into training In
Ross valley, under charge Of Paddy
Carroll. Ryan will probably train a.
Saucelito. The battle will be foaQht al
catch weights, and Ryan will have hard
work 10 get into condition, IS he now
weighs go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Mnekeli ia t4aiairg a. RaI siS fss tie
Gallagher hgAt.
rAaay Ryan u said 70 weAE ooe Of The
hlssssa sg aRks" IN san FraHeisca.
nsatid Jack DemPsey ell not ap-
rsaF 10 We rins again EMIL next fall.
Ryan's rssJ "a i vel kassa- He is
taa etiy man wh2m Sullivan FespScss
~ a - ar.
gatsty Cuaa ard Pat kaFain are
traiuies nsar Mnngapo,is isg their
euszs e. ht 90 next Friday.
J. WAllass. q wAithAm. Mas broke
tie fawtf 4 = RAst,ett, e Canada, j.
glove EShs Al Il stsu N {aiy lob,
ysek RasAR aed his trainer. Fa,F.sk
Carroll are IN nslFsis, Ger the raEU.ase
- krraaElFE . skica sta 3ack Coi-
hna
Pai0 SkepysAEa wtii remAia ahsoad
viii CaFasy ffsr aboat ssbt weeks, an2
sxhialsions sAi BE- givca az az TIE isrEs
efsteA
Rfllv rharu4aa i ir ~ naAsi trAin
isr fof NJ Ezct uhh Pa y O'fsssFy.
wAiSA h ta eSsss e ~stata thFss weeks
nsAf thai city.
Rsadbarn q trsintER ~ Rsacit fes eas
agas wiih FrAak 6IevVF. we llllRoas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
ZEAL EsT4TR TRANsFERs.

Ths following Is q rec ord Of all rea
estate transactions fled In the Count,
Auditors Office dOring the past week
Corrected by Charles F. Whittlesey:
Robs Airey 10 q W Ninemire, lot 6
block 4, Plta ant Ridge addition; $25
King County 20 Joshua ProsseF. lott
1851, s., 8 and 10, block B, Latta's ad-
ditiou; $685.. /.
Mabel Phillips 10 John p Hoyt, lots
3 and 10, block IS, Pontius third; $3.50
Esther l. Whitney 10 John W TAFT
NE \ Of SW u, Sc ofNW a. lots :
and 5, section 81, tp 81, range 5 east
Ed L Terry 70 Mary O Terry, lot Z
block "a. lots 9, 8, 6 and Z, block 81
rerry's second; lots 10 to is, block (
lot 8, block Z, TerFy's fourth lots &
| 10, block 2, lots 6, and 8, block s, lou
5, 6 and 7, block 8, Tsrry's fifth lot
and l0xl20 feet Of let's 3 4, block 8. MAY
nard's: 81.
Ed l. Terry to Mary O Terry. lots !
and 4, block (, TeEry's Fourth; 81.
II Ohable 20 Jas I Ronald. N 4 Of iot
8, block Is. Denny 10 TeFry's; 500.
Geo ID Hill to NJ Dishen, Sc u Of NE
a, section q. To %. range east; 81.
Ellis Morrison 10 Ezra p Hill, lots {
and 1, block IL, Edes & knights; 500
Northern Paoifs Rsilrcad Company
10 MsTioa Graham, & Of Sc Il SEQ
too -, 70 "a, range east; 500.
Fred Z Sander 10 Annie E Stetson,
lots s. 8 and 10. block A., Yesler's second
sauplemental; $500.
IA Valois TO Geo Hsrtio. 36x60 fee.
OF lot 6. block Is, Maynard'e; $l150.
AyFon A Dooiittle to W 5 Clay, Sc 1
o. NE \, and + \ % Sc I, section ~,
tp -, range Z east; $500.
A J 6eavey. executor, 10 REanklapd
Lodge No. s. lot 3 block 50 and lot 3
block 81 Maynard's plat, 81.
AdeliB A Mechanism to Thos Butch
er, Is acres 10 northern part of sections
81 and IS tp "a range ess', 81.
u q Spraight 10 A Crtsp, SWl1 Of
NWA secti0n n To q range east, $50
H A smith to O a z 5 Il X %. right
OF way throneh lots l and block 1, A A
Denny's addition. 81.
EG Wbite 10 Emma SpansdinE, u
acres 10 NE corner OF seo.ion = tp 70
range east, $50.
Unittd States to CaAg l. Olds. lot
snd M Of kWh session 10 tp "a range
east. fl56 -.
DIT Denny to P Hockbsnnn, lots 3,
10 aud II block 60, d 7 Dsnny's park
addition, &ll0o
United States 10 Charles Peacock,
NE i Of sc u. ~ ., rsn7e east
$500.
Charles Peacock to J. DsrIey. same
pEoptr:y; $500.
Frank Brooks 10 Charles n. Sheafe.
lots 3, block "a; lots 3 and 10,
block ~; laaf5 6 7, block 70, A.
Pentias' addition; SlS75.
V. Schmid 10 Jaiia MehIhoFa, lot 3
and M Of lot s. block n. Terry's fFs:
addition; $500.
Nj. Poutius to F. H. Taylor, lots 5
and 6. block %, Pontias' second addi-
ton; $50.
Northern PAciic Railroad Company
20 StIas smith. SEA OF sec q, % 20.
range 8 east; $50.
Mary e Fsensy 10 d. K. Howard.
lot s. blosk A, lssler's hrss addition;
$500.
d. T. Williams to Katl az ne wisi,
lots I 2 8 I ) and s. block Z. lota ! sad
?, hiOck 3. d. 7. willians' addition; 81.
III B. Maple to II. ]. McSoEiey, !
asrs EsaR Sc ccrner Of Nee aIlistes's
addition. u Z. 3. Mapefs doaAiion
cir in; &s09.
A Denny to Seattle, Lake Shsfe
a EassSrn Rsilrpad Csmpaav, right of
uay tAfesah lois I and { block ]; lois
4 and bloch ID. A. A. DsuEyis Eadi-
tioa; 81.
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM!


outing
Ho dof
Old Fkes
0hayssu Compile
MAGNOLIA BALM
to
it,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Doa1 fail 10 visit the San FaBeisoo
Stores great CIeAFanes Sale. Gods re-
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sheak
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

iuurrrss FOA
II was a ?
.sher be en''
Irend, Mr..
nisl
anuins the '
esurn home
much admir-
apyearance !
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rows and
srupuloasiA
handled I
importance
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neglected q
4 SANITY be J
sslnners as
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good reput
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hands, wa
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10 cleanse
dirt, dripI
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ducts. Al
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

n the District Court holding terms II seattle.
No. Si2e-The United States Of America ".
sloop ms namel her tackle. apparel and
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STEAMER HElE
FOa eoLRI, P0Rfs oRfalm
wiSHIneToA.

.6TRkAEMR HWa.mm =
-sElia Ia1salI -. 1 Z. ]
hQn & Smith wharf sesf1'e -
Wednesday and Rrlfr1. - -, =
ColhY, Mitohnlln polnf 49, ~ -. .
chArd Alse. % hea6 a. l11f ~ (, &
RetuEnlng leave hsna a p-7t Is -,
. IN heed q PgEt Orchard n
M MAschells Pulntat len 49, ~
N. arriving a Eaaktla aksnf ~ !.
Tuesday. THURSDAY ana z1l1-7,-
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DOMlN or SPORTS.

Close Fight Between the
Detroit, Chicago and
Boston League
Clubs.
Coming Match Of Patsey Car
diff and Pat Kilrain ct
Minneapolis.
Notes Conserving ths View ssotsh thistle
sporting HIsesIIasy-TaFiteriai
Bsss Ran Itszs-PuGflistis
Paragraphs : Rowing
RIpplss.
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IL w. TARTE, Mas
UNln FuRTRER NOTICE. WIZ ~
~ Ye1ler's wharf ever MantS1 -
z O'Clock. for 6em1Ahmco. via PEA 7ss.,.
Pert Angeles. the Islands "a 49,.
turning the name way.
And on THURSDAY u aa n, ~ Y|n
via Fort Townsend and Ne lslsats. =
al FAscouVer q q N. friaafa ls,n'
rstuFn two hoars after nrrislnr
Fer freight OF passage applF u san
FOSTER. agent, % on board.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
ANNIE WRIGHT SEMINARY,
TACOMA. WASH. TER.
A Boarding and Day School Tor Girls.
$4,000 ENDOWMENT.
Christmas Term: Begins the
second Thursday In
September.

THE BEST INSTRUCTION Is GIVEN IN
l. English. German, French, Ia In. muaic
drawing and painting.
Pupils are taken Of ell ages and at Any time.
II Is important, however, to enter early In the
terra The design Of the school is 10 furnish
pleasant CaTissian home where eirls can re
ceiEe thorough systematic instruction, com.
bined with culture and refnemenf
For catalogue and particulars address the
Principal, MRS. LkMUEL II. WE'LL
jy30ael5 Tacoma Wasn. Tea.
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HERMAN CHAPLIN,

James street,
Opposite Occidental Hotel,
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The Girl Who Laughs.
One of cur newspaper bards,

One of cur newspaper bards, says a
writer in the San francisco Post, has
sung the praises Of the girl who laughs
and doesn't care. And he is right. [
do not mean the giGglinG girl, but the
Girl who can laugh heartily and merri-
" when there is anything to laugh 1T.
[ once heard lecturer bid young men
beware of marrying girl whom they
had never known TO laugh. Such a
one viii seldom have the faculty OF
making the best Of things. L some
time since attended 6 theatre where
the play was stupid and the actors
poor. We were z badly sold and dis
appointed audience, and so 1 turned
my attention to the latter for amuse-
ment. The couple at my left furnished
me with a most painful specimen OF
the woman VINO cannot laugh, and my
heart ached for her husband, n Jolly
looking gentleman who strove by
every means in his power to atone for
his wifes disappointment by his own
pleasantly and genial ways. Although
many of his sOttO YOce remarks con-
vulsed his immediate neighbOrs, his
wife sat with never 4 smile on her
vinegar cOuntenance-severity person
itfed. l would have given much to
shake her as soundly as she deserved.
Herbert Spencer says: Every power,
bodily and mental, is increased by
good spirits. There is no such tonic
as happiness" Cheerfulncss ought to
be made one of the cardinal virtues,
and its cultivation q duty. For a
good, everyday household angel, COM
mend me to the woman who can
laugh, who can bear triiling disap-
pointment5 with cheerfuiness, and can
even see q humorous side to a very
disagreeable situation. Believe me,
this faculty is Of more value in a home
than an overwhelming intellect or Il
knowledge Of comic sections. The
woman who can laugh heartily is not
always The model houseke2per: she is
more than likely TO forget that there is
bread in the oven, but if she does she
will give you hot biscuits for supper i'll
the place Of the burned bread, and
make them with the sweetest temper
in the world. This trick OF always
seeing the bright side, or Of shining
up the dark one, is a faculty that can
be cultivated, and if we are not born,
as the Irish say, with the sunshine i'll
our hearts we may have so much as
tallow dip that can be snuIod and
trimmed and coaxed into = light that
may help somebody by its brightness.
Call the world battlefield II you
like, but don't let your home life be
battlefield, or, at least, let your weap-
ons be good humor and joliiIy, and you
will Win-and that right nobly-oyery
time.